Kris Boyd namechecks FIVE Rangers players who should be ’embarrassed’ as 15 set for the chop

After years of disappointment, the Ibrox legend didn’t hold back when he pushed Clement to clear the decks this summer.

furious Kris Boyd believes that another summer clear-out at Rangers is unavoidable and that up to FIFTY players ought to be shipped out.

The former Ibrox striker is disgusted by Philippe Clement’s team’s collapse following shocking outcomes against Ross County and Dundee, which gave Celtic the upper hand in the championship match. With five games remaining, including a trip to Parkhead, the Gers are three points behind their Old Firm rivals. Boyd pronounced the title race over following the goalless midweek draw at Dens Park.
He now thinks an end-of-season exodus is imminent and is pleading with Clement to cut players who have been underperforming for YEARS. In a harsh evaluation published in his Scottish Sun column, Boyd also took aim at five players who he felt were “embarrassed” by their performances this year.

“Whatever happens between now and the end of the season, there is a huge clear-out coming in the summer,” the Sky pundit fizzed. The Rangers’ issue is that they don’t have enough marketable assets to command high prices. This implies that there will need to be increased haggling in the transfer market, which is unpredictable.”That’s a serious concern because Celtic can afford to make large purchases. However, I estimate that roughly fifteen players could be shipped out of Ibrox. It won’t be too soon for a lot of them. Two former bosses lost their jobs to this squad. Due to the group’s shortcomings, Giovanni van Bronckhorst was first dismissed, and Michael Beale was subsequently fired as well. However, that won’t occur this time. Clement is the one who will be seeing people outside of the building, and his job is safe.

“That’s not a hasty response to what happened to Ross County and Dundee. This is what I have been saying ever since Clement moved here. Significant adjustments must be made to that underperforming team. An excessive number of forwards lack the ability to recognise opportunities when they arise.